Let’s assume that you have a View with a ViewController that contains a button. If you click on the button your application should start to play a sound for example a .mp3-file.

1. First open your project:

Open your project!

2. Check the box “Use Base Internationalization”. After that click the “+” and add a language. (In my example the default/Base language is English and I add German.) The next screen asks you which files you want to localize. Keep them all unselected and click Finish. (In this example I only localize the audio-file so I unselected all items.)

Check the box “Use Base Internationalization” and add another language!

3. Now I create a folder for my english audio file. After that I drag and drop the audio file to this folder.

Create a new folder for your audio-files. Drag and drop the audio-file with your base language.

4. Select your audio file and click on “Localize..” in the right pane. (File inspector)

Select the file and click on “Localize” on the right side.

Choose Base and click on “Localize”. Now the audio-file is your Base-Audio-File.

5. Now the File Inspectorpanel will show which languages this file belongs to. Currently, as you can see, the file is only localized for Base at the moment. Add your language by checking the box of your language. (In my case German)

Click on the language you want to add in the File Inspector

6. Now your audio-file was duplicated. Right-Click on the new created file and choose “Open in Finder”. Now drag and drop your second audio-file with the other language to this folder. It is important that this audio-file is named same as the first one. Now make sure you select the “Replace File” option in the Finder prompt.

7. That was all the magic of the localization of audio-files. Now I create an IBAction for my button to play the audio-file, if you click on it.